With much consideration the best solution was the SOLL Horizontal MultiRail system used in restraint.  

 

The user accesses the trailer at the rear via the tailgate lift and connects to the system before stepping on to the roof. Used with a full body harness and restraint lanyard the user can carry out any work that may be required without being able to fall down the fall risk area. 

 

The system was riveted to the roof of the trailer with special sealing rivets to prevent leaks. Ther system is made of light weight aluminum and the slim profile and sleak bracket design ensures there is minimal wind noise and resistance. 

 

For more information on the MultiRail system please click here. 

 

Farley All Saints’ church is the Parish Church of Pitton and Farley is always admired by people passing though and local residents.  

It is also relied upon for keeping people on time, but in recent months the clock in the tower has stopped due to there not being a safe means of access to climb the tower and wined the clock.  

 

This posed an issue as the architectural aesthetics of the church could not be jeopardised. 

 

Safety At Height were approached to provide a height access solution. Our design team recommended our GlideLoc Twin ladder to be powder coated to blend in with the surroundings. 

 

GlideLoc® is a fall protection system, permanently installed on buildings or structures. It comprises a guided type fall arrester which glides up and down a steel of aluminium notched GuideRail keeping the user connected at all times. 

 

Now the GlideLoc Twin ladder is installed and correct user training was provided to the operatives, the clock is always on time and so are the local residents. 

The spectacular roof of the Sage Gateshead Music Centre – which weighs in at 750 tonnes – is made from 3000 stainless steel panels and 250 glass panels. If the roof was laid flat its 1200 square metre area is big enough to accommodate two foot-ball pitches. 

 

Architects Forman Foster, approached us to provide a fall arrest system across the spine to enable safe access for maintenance workers to reach the attachment anchors for abseiling down the face of the building. After discussions over a de-sign period of three years we provided the most aesthetically pleasing solution comprising of stainless steel rail which exactly matched the profile of the building and gave continuous fall protection along the roof. 

 

The accounting giant Sage Group has just invested £50m in developing a new 575,000 sq. ft global headquarters at Newcastle Great Park. The development in-corporates an innovative style of architecture reflecting the ambience of both the prestigious location and the company's high profile name.